Sentence examples for expedited though from inspiring English sources
In his remarks, Sisi hinted that a death sentence handed down against Morsi earlier in June could be expedited, though he did not mention the former president by name.
If you go this route and complete it, you will be expedited through the process (though there is no guarantee of employment).
Saturday morning, Steffi called to say Kari expedited the matter, even though I still didn't have DSL and everything indicated I wouldn't get it until the originally scheduled Tuesday time.
A Lithium spokesperson told TechCrunch that "the upcoming deadline for GDPR implementation simply expedited our plans to sunset Klout," though the primary reason is said to be a new focus on messaging-based services.
Over the last few years though, airlines have gone beyond expedited boarding for premium fliers to create priority check-in counters and screening for anyone willing to pay the price.
Even though the Obama administration has expedited the process for these children, the courts are severely backlogged, advocates say.
Though advances in molecular and bioinformatics tools have expedited in identifying novel drug and vaccine candidates, the major thrust that is now required is to explore the efficacy of these for CHIKV treatment.
Though the presence of the M. lucifugus genome draft expedited these analyses, having a genome draft is not a prerequisite.
Though these may have been impure reasons for expanding civil rights, these justifications, economic and political, doubtless expedited desegregation in both areas.
Some sellers offer expedited delivery.
